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Obituary: Tsunehisa Katsumata, Former Chairman of Tokyo Electric Power Company

Tsunehisa Katsumata, the former chairman of Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), has passed away at the age of 84. His death occurred on October 21, 2023, as confirmed by the company based in Tokyo. The circumstances surrounding his passing, including the location and cause, have not been disclosed. Mr. Katsumata held the position of chairman during a tumultuous period in Tepco’s history,…

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Fukushima: court upholds acquittals of three Tepco executives over disaster

Three former executives from the company that operates the wreckedFukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have had their not-guilty verdicts upheldby a court in Japan, dealing a blow to campaigners demanding the firm takelegal responsibility for the disaster in March 2011. The Tokyo high courton Wednesday cleared Tsunehisa Katsumata, the former chairman of TokyoElectric Power (Tepco), along with former…

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Fukushima: court upholds acquittals of three Tepco executives over disaster | Fukushima#Fukushima #court #upholds #acquittals #Tepco #executives #disaster #Fukushima

Three former executives from the company that operates the wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have had their not-guilty verdicts upheld by a court in Japan, dealing a blow to campaigners demanding the firm take legal responsibility for the disaster in March 2011. The Tokyo high court on Wednesday cleared Tsunehisa Katsumata, the former chairman of Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco), along with…

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Tokyo Court Upholds Acquittal For Ex-Tepco Executives Over Fukushima Disaster - Reports

MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik – 18th January, 2023) An appeals court in Tokyo upheld on Wednesday the acquittal of three former executives of Japan’s electric utility Tepco who were accused of being responsible for the 2011 meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear plant, media said. The Tokyo High Court backed the ruling of a lower district court that cleared former Tepco chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata…

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Tokyo court upholds acquittal of ex-Tepco executives over Fukushima nuclear crisis

The Tokyo High Court on Wednesday upheld the acquittal of three former executives of Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings who were accused of failing to prevent the 2011 disaster at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant in the Tohoku region. The court’s decision followed a Tokyo District Court ruling in 2019 that found former Tepco Chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata, 82, along with Ichiro Takekuro, 76,…

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The Wooden-Mortared Kingdom - Garo 20th Anniversary Memorial Issue  - VARIOUS

Here’s a proper post for it. For Garo’s 20th anniversary, a massive anthology was put out collecting all of the authors that had been featured in the magazine up until then (at least it looks that way), haven’t verified). 1200 pages.

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Abe Shinichi AKASEGAWA Genpei AKI Ryuuzan AKIYAMA Shigenobu ANZAI Mizumaru ARAKI Nobuyoshi ARASHIYAMA Kouzaburou EBISU Yoshikazu FUJISAWA Mitsuo FURUKAWA Masuzou HAGA Yuka HANAWA Kazuichi HAYASHI Seiichi HIGO Tomiko HINO Hideshi HIRAKUCHI Hiromi HIRATA Hiroshi HISAUCHI Michio Hoshikawa Teppu IIKO Junzou IKEGAMI Ryoichi ISHII Hisaichi ITOI Shigesato IWAMOTO Kyuusoku KAMOSAWA Yuuji KANNO Osamu KATSUMATA Susumu KAWASAKI Yukio KIMURA Tsunehisa KOBAYASHI Norikazu KOJIMA Goseki KONDOU Youko Kou Shintaro KUSONOKI Shouhei MASUMURA Hiroshi MATSUMOTO Michiyo MATSUO Hiroshi MINAMI Shinbo MINEGISHI Toru MITSUHASHI Otoya MIURA Jun MIZUKI Shigeru MOMOTAROU Kotarou MORISHITA Hiromi MURANO Moribi NAGASHIMA Shinji NAKA Keiko NEMOTO Takashi OKUDAIRA Ira OSAWA Masaaki SAKURAI Shoichi SASAKI Maki Shimizu Satoshi SHIRATO Sanpei SUGIURA Hinako SUZUKI Oji SUZUKI Seijun SUZUKI Shigeru TAKAGI Jun TAKAYAMA Kazuo TAKITA Yuu TAMURA Shigeru TANI Hiroji Tashiro Tamekan TATSUMI Yoshihiro TERUHIKO Yumura TSUGE Tadao TSUGE Yoshiharu TSURITA Kuniko UESUGI Seibun WATANABE Kazuhiro WATARI Futoshi YAGUCHI Takao YAKUWA Masako YAMADA Murasaki YODOGAWA Sanpo YOSHIDA Mitsuhiko YOSHIDA Shouichi 

 タイトル : 木造モルタルの王国 : ガロ二〇年史 出版社 : 青林堂 初版発行日 : (昭和59年)1984年12月1日 ISBN : 4792601320 サイズ(函) : 縦23㎝ 横18㎝ サイズ(本) : 縦22㎝ 横16㎝ ページ数 : 1200ページ 備考 : 各作品の欄外に作者の経歴･コメント記載 収録作品 　『ざしきわらし』 - 白土三平 　『ねこ忍』 - 水木しげる 　『海原の剣(武蔵の巻)』 - 諏訪栄(小島剛夕) 　『顔の曲がった男の物語』 - 星川てっぷ 　『真昼』 - 渡二十四 　『愛 : 新釈武士道物語』 - 加治一生 　『チーコ』 - つげ義春 　『若草漫歩』 - 藤沢光男 　『宇宙の出来事』 - 田代為寛 　『夏』 - 池上遼一 　『かかしにきいたかえるの話 : シリーズ･黄色い涙』 - 永島慎二 　『六の宮姫子の悲劇』 - つりた・くにこ 　『巨大な魚』 - 林静一 　『どろ人形』 - 日野日出志 　『海ほおずき』 - 仲圭子 　『花あらしの頃 : 寺島町奇譚』 - 滝田ゆう 　『長持唄考』 - 矢口高雄 　『雨季(2)』 - つげ忠男 　『わかれみち』 - 辰巳ヨシヒロ 　『たこになった少年』 - 淀川さんぽ 　『かんたろ月』 - 勝又進 　『うらぶれ夜風』 - 川崎ゆきお 　『雨の色』 - 鈴木翁二 　『マツコおじちゃんの嘆き』 - 秋竜山 　『ぼくのデブインコちゃん』 - 佐々木マキ 　『無頼の面影』 - 安部慎一 　『幻の少女･和小路伯爵邸のトラブル』 - 谷弘兒 　『肉屋敷』 - 花輪和一 　『北への旅人』 - 吉田昌一 　『彩雪に舞う･･････』 - 楠勝平 　『おざ式』 - 赤瀬川源平 　『「ガロ」第一期 : ガロの時代をひらく』 - 上野昂志 　『再会』 - 増村博 　『紫の伝説(イメージSTATION)』 - 古川益三 　『絶対休日』 - 秋山しげのぶ 　『荒れた海辺』 - 安西水丸 　『クシー君の発明』 - 鴨沢祐仁 　『毆者(ボクサー)』 - 吉田光彦 　『昇り凧』 - 村野守美 　『ペンギンごはん』 - 湯村輝彦.糸井重里 　『愛の嵐』 - 蛭子能収 　『ぼくの弟』 - 糸井重里 　『？』 - 南伸坊 　『それからの岩本武蔵･怪談』 - 岩本久則 　『ハリー氏のこと』 - 松尾ひろし 　『愛妻記』 - ひさうち・みさお 　『ギョーザ定食の昼』 - 平口広美 　『お父さんのネジ』 - 渡辺和博 　『長靴をはいた猫』 - 清水聰 　『ものろおぐ』 - 近藤ようこ 　『モダン・ラヴァーズ』 - 奥平衣良(奥平イラ) 　『性悪猫』 - やまだ紫 　『青春の汗は苦いぜ』 - 小林のりかず(小林のり一) 　『夜行』 - 高山和雄 　『ぷいさん村放送局』 - 八鍬真佐子 　『五人だまし･道糞武士道 : 幻想の明治』 - 高信太郎 　『怠屈な日』 - 泉昌之(和泉晴紀[���画].久住昌之[原作]) 　『K』 - 大澤正明 　『海のお話』 - 滸太郎 　『二つ枕(初音)』 - 杉浦日向子 　『PHANTASMAGORIA』 - たむら・しげる 　『野辺は無く』 - 三橋乙椰(シバ) 　『少年』 - 森下裕美 　『糸口』 - 松本充代 　『ママと呼ばれて三ヶ月』 - 根本敬.高木順 　『ローカル線の午後』 - 菅野修 　『ホトホトなんぎなパパとママ』 - みうら・じゅん 　『扁桃腺の夏』 - 峰岸達 　『戻ってきた日』 - 肥後十三子 　『スラップスキップ』 - いしい・ひさいち 　『はぴー・ばーす・でい』 - 芳賀由香 　『どうなってんの : イソップ式漫画講座』 - 水木しげる 　『浪漫写真 : 私のアリス達』 - 荒木経惟 　『図象の学習塾 : 肖像 イメージ選挙』 - 木村恒久 　『目安箱 : 「書けないということについて』 - 上野昂志 　『嵐山の人生相談』 - 嵐山光三郎 　『重坊のスーパーマーケット : 悪評嘖々』 - 糸井重里 　『劇画風雲録 : 嗚呼、貸本の灯は輝やいて』 - 桜井昌一 　『連載随筆 : 夏と暴力』 - 鈴木清順 　『白土三平論 : 英雄論』 - 石子順造 　『清文入道のウンチク寄席』 - 上杉清文 　『読者サロン』 　『「ガロ」第二期 : 多様化･拡散の時代』 - 呉智英 　『木造モルタルの王國の貴賓室』 「木造モルタルの王国」によせて(※寄稿文.小冊子) 　『「ガロ」有罪説』 - あがた森魚 　『ガロはきっと大丈夫』 - 秋野等.井上章子 　『二十年のランナーへ』 - 有川優 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 岩家緑郎 　『ガロには貧乏がよく似合う』 - いしかわじゅん 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 糸川燿史 　『「ガロ」は忘れない』 - 小野耕世 　『とにもかくにも、エライ！！』 - 川崎徹 　『すてきな可能性を持ったマンガの世界』 - 金子勝昭　 　『長井さんと苦労のこと』 - 川本コオ 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 桑原甲子雄 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 小島剛夕 　『「ガロ」われらの聖森』 - 佐々木守 　『大プロデューサー・プランナー 長井勝一さんへの手紙』 - 佐々木昭一郎 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 末井昭 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 杉本博道 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 谷川晃一 　『高校時代、文学、エロチシズム、思想の香りを味わっていた』 - 高取英 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 高橋章子 　『祝・開店20周年』 - 長新太 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 竹宮恵子 　『 『ガロ』に 』 - 鶴見俊輔 　『きみよ』 - 堤任 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 栃��隆 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 内記稔夫 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 野本三吉 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 萩尾望都 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 原田三郎 　『安倍慎一』 - 松岡博治 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 松田哲夫 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 村上知彦 　『「ガロ」創刊20周年、本当にバンザイ！』 - 森田芳光 　『青林堂はえらい』 - やなせ・たかし 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 吉弘幸介 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 四方田犬彦 　『(タイトルなし)』 - 渡辺一衛

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Les #dirigeants de #Tepco au #procès du désastre de #Fukushima Trois anciens dirigeants de Tokyo Electric Power Co. vont comparaître en justice cette semaine, pour les charges en lien avec les morts et blessés suite à la catastrophe de la centrale nucléaire n°1 de Fukushima en 2011.

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Disastro nucleare a Fukushima: assolti in Giappone tre ex dirigenti della Tepco

Disastro nucleare a Fukushima: assolti in Giappone tre ex dirigenti della Tepco

Tre dirigenti della Tepco, Tokyo Electric Power Company, sono stati assolti dalla Corte distrettuale di Tokyo nonostante fossero stati accusati di negligenza per non aver adottato misure adeguate per prevenire il disastro nucleare del 2011 di Fukushima, come riporta il New York Times.

In loro difesa il presidente Tsunehisa Katsumata e i due vicepresidenti Ichiro Takekuro e Sakae Muto hanno…

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Fukushima nuclear disaster: Japanese court finds trio not guilty of negligence over meltdown

A Tokyo Electric Power Co. staff member measured radiation levels around the storage tanks of contaminated water at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on July 27, 2018. (Kimimasa Mayama/AFP/Getty Images)

Simon Denyer

Tokyo bureau chief covering Japan, North Korea and South Korea.

September 19 at 3:00 AM

TOKYO —  A Japanese court on Thursday found three former executives of Tokyo Electric Power Co. not guilty of professional negligence over the 2011 tsunami-induced reactor meltdowns at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.

Former Tepco chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata, 79, and two former colleagues had been accused of failing to take adequate precautions to safeguard the plant against the magnitude-9 earthquake and tsunami that struck the region on March 11, 2011. The disaster crippled the plant and spread radioactive contamination across a swath of northern Japan. 

The trial at Tokyo’s District Court marked the only criminal proceedings resulting from the nuclear explosions and meltdown, which forced the evacuation of more than 165,000 people. Tens of thousands are prevented from returning due to lingering contamination.

[Near site of Fukushima nuclear disaster, a shattered town and scattered lives]

The court also found the trio not guilty of causing the deaths of 44 elderly patients who were forcibly evacuated from local hospitals.

Scientists had warned in advance that there was a significant risk of an earthquake and tsunami along Japan’s northeast coast, putting the plant at risk. But the three men argued they couldn’t have predicted such a massive tsunami, an argument ultimately accepted by the court.

“It would be impossible to operate a nuclear plant if operators are obliged to predict every possibility about a tsunami and take necessary measures,” Judge Kenichi Nagafuchi said in handing down the ruling.

An abandoned restaurant in Okuma town, Fukushima prefecture, on Jan. 24, 2019. Reconstruction and cleanup of the areas affected by the 2011 tsunami and the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident continue eight years later. (Shiho Fukada/For The Washington Post)

The Fukushima meltdown was the world’s worst nuclear accident since the 1986 Chernobyl disaster in the former Soviet Union, and caused a reevaluation of the risks of nuclear power globally, especially in Germany.

Japan’s government shut down the country’s nuclear reactors following the disaster and imposed new safety rules. But in recent years Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reopened some plants and pushed to restart more, partly to reduce Japan’s reliance on fossil fuels but also because the nuclear lobby retains considerable influence within the corridors of power, experts say.

[Eight years after Fukushima meltdown, the land is recovering, but public trust is not]

There was anger at the verdict outside the courtroom, where former residents of the affected area and activists had gathered. The legal action, brought by former residents, was delayed for years after prosecutors twice refused to bring a case. 

Greenpeace condemned the court’s decision, arguing Japan’s legal system had failed to stand up for the rights of people affected by the meltdown.

“A guilty verdict would have been a devastating blow not just to Tepco but the Abe government and the Japanese nuclear industry. It is therefore perhaps not a surprise that the court has failed to rule based on the evidence,” said Shaun Burnie, senior nuclear specialist at Greenpeace, in a statement. “More than eight years after the start of this catastrophe, Tepco and the government are still avoiding being held to full account for their decades of ignoring the science of nuclear risks.” 

Activists held placards outside the Tokyo District Court on Thursday, after the court acquitted three former Tepco officials of negligence in connection with the Fukushima nuclear disaster. (Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP/Getty Images)

The court heard evidence that Tepco executives ignored warnings that the Fukushima Daiichi plant might be susceptible to earthquake and tsunami danger and failed to invest in measures that might have prevented the catastrophe, such as raising the height of the sea wall shielding the plant and installing additional emergency generators.

The 10-yard-high tsunami that followed the earthquake flooded the plant and knocked out the electric power that cooled the reactors, causing multiple explosions and reactor meltdowns.

[As Japan’s leader, Junichiro Koizumi backed nuclear power. Now he’s a major foe.]

The power utility was warned between 2002 and 2008 that there was a 20 percent chance that an earthquake greater than magnitude-8 could occur off Japan’s east coast during the next three decades, potentially triggering a tsunami higher than the protective sea wall.

But company executives, struggling with losses from the shutdown of another nuclear plant after an earthquake in Niigata in 2008, were accused of delaying preventive action at Fukushima for cost reasons.

“We once again offer our sincerest apologies for causing great trouble and worries to many people, including people in Fukushima Prefecture,” Tepco said in a statement after the ruling.

The majority-state-owned company said it was “putting all efforts” into Fukushima’s reconstruction, providing compensation for disaster-related damage, and carrying out decommissioning work and decontamination. It added that it was determined to reinforce security measures at nuclear power plants.

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Trois anciens directeurs de TEPCO acquittés dans le procès de la centrale de Fukushima

Trois anciens directeurs de TEPCO acquittés dans le procès de la centrale de Fukushima

Il aura fallu attendre plus de 8 ans pour que l’affaire soit jugée au Japon. Le verdict est tombé, trois anciens directeurs de Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. (TEPCO) ont été acquittés par la justice japonaise. Ils étaient poursuivis pour négligence concernant la s��curité de la centrale de Fukushima.

Lors du procès Tsunehisa Katsumata, Ichiro Takekuro et Sakae Muto, les dirigeants de…

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Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant case : 3 Ex-Tokyo Electric Power Co. executives acquitted

Giving out verdict three former Tokyo Electric Power Co. executives has been acquitted by Japan’s court, all three had been accused of criminal negligence for their roles in the meltdown of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The verdict makes it likely that no one will be held criminally responsible for one of the worst nuclear accidents in history — a catastrophe that led to a global backlash against nuclear power and created environmental damage that will haunt Japan for generations to come. The executives — Tsunehisa Katsumata, Sakae Muto and Ichiro Takekuro — were the only people charged over the handling of the disaster, which forced more than 160,000 people in northeastern Japan to evacuate their homes to escape nuclear fallout that left areas surrounding the plant uninhabitable. The quake and the tsunami killed thousands, but 44 people died in the chaos surrounding the evacuation of the area, prosecutors said. They attributed the deaths to negligence by the executives, who they said had failed to properly plan for the possibility of a nuclear accident despite previous warnings. None of the deaths were attributed to radiation-related illnesses. The three executives argued that they could not have anticipated the damage caused by the unprecedented disaster, and the court appeared to agree Thursday. Read the full article

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Acquittal upheld for ex-TEPCO execs over Fukushima nuclear crisis

An appeals court on Wednesday upheld an acquittal of three former executives of Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc. who were accused of failing to prevent the 2011 disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in northeastern Japan. The Tokyo High Court decision followed a Tokyo District Court ruling in 2019 that found former TEPCO Chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata, 82, along with Ichiro…

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Fukushima disaster: Japanese power company chiefs cleared of negligence

Fukushima disaster: Japanese power company chiefs cleared of negligence

Three executives at Tepco acquitted, marking the end of the only criminal action over the disaster

Justin McCurry in Tokyo and agencies

Thu 19 Sep 2019

Shares 101 Left to right: former Tepco chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata, and former vice-presidents Ichiro Takekuro and Sakae Muto arrive at court in June. Photograph: Kyodo/Reuters

Three former executives at the company…

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Ex-Tepco bosses cleared over Fukushima nuclear disaster

Ex-Tepco bosses cleared over Fukushima nuclear disaster

TOKYO: A Tokyo court cleared on Thursday three former Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) executives of negligence for the 2011 Fukushima disaster, the only criminal case to arise out of the world’s worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl in 1986.

Former Tepco Chairman Tsunehisa Katsumata and one-time executives Sakae Muto and Ichiro Takekuro were all found not guilty by the Tokyo District Court. Dressed…

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Justiça do Japão absolve 3 ex-executivos da Usina Nuclear Fukushima 1

Justiça do Japão absolve 3 ex-executivos da Usina Nuclear Fukushima 1

NHK (emissora pública de televisão do Japão) Um tribunal japonês decidiu pela inocência de três ex-executivos da Companhia de Energia Elétrica de Tóquio acusados de negligência no acidente nuclear de 2011 na usina nuclear Fukushima 1.

O ex-presidente do conselho de administração da Tepco, Tsunehisa Katsumata, e dois ex-vice-presidentes da empresa, Ichiro Takekuro e Sakae Muto, foram inocentados…

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Absuelven a los tres directivos de la empresa que operaba Fukushima durante el desastre nuclear de 2011

Absuelven a los tres directivos de la empresa que operaba Fukushima durante el desastre nuclear de 2011

Tres antiguos directivos de la compañía eléctrica japonesa Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) fueron absueltos hoy en una causa penal a la que se enfrentaban por su responsabilidad en el desastre nuclear de Fukushima registrado en 2011.

En esta causa estaban procesados el expresidente de la compañía Tsunehisa Katsumata, de 79 años, y los antiguos vicepresidentes Ichiro Takekuro (73) y Sakae Muto (69),…